DE1899710U - WIRE SET FOR BOTTLE LEVER LATCHES. - Google Patents

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PATENT LAWYERS 33/51 DIWNG. WOLFF "". BARTELS, Dr Brandes TELEPHONE: 0722312

Registration number. 119 303

Georg Fetseher, Bottle Cap Factory, 3? R-eudenstadt (Baden - Wuerttemberg)

Wire fittings for bottle lever closures

The utility model concerns a wire frame for Bottle lever closures with a neck ring, d'e'rwinkeligen Attachment of 2 back parts is provided with 2 bearing eyes, as well as a strap to connect the Back panels. - -

In the known lever locks with pin back part is the attachment of the cap to a bottle very easy. The back of the pin, to which the cover is attached, only needs to be slipped on the neck ring provided with lever and pull loops over the bottle neck by means of a pin that passes through the eyelets of the neck ring is pushed to be attached to this. The pen is used to secure on one End bent over The disadvantage of this closure is

in the fact that when you bend this pin that ;. Gelönk easily jammed between the neck ring and the corner part or can be bent, which leads to malfunctions when the bottles are closed by machine «

This disadvantage exists with the well-known Hebeversohluss not with the press-on part, but the assembly of the fastener is possible after sliding it over the neck ring over the bottle neck is more time consuming and also requires a certain skill. With this one Closure are namely two different / trained tape -tmd back parts are available, which in the eye of the Neck ring and the bore of the cap used. And must then be connected to one another by means of the tape «. The disadvantage of this closure consists, in particular, in the fact that, when the bottle is closed by machine, the cap or the bottle can be destroyed if the two back parts are swapped during manual assembly Carelessness is easily possible, since see the parts of the corner differ only in the direction of the crank.

In another known lever lock, the back parts of the tape consist of a piece of wire, which after the skewing ' ben through the hole in the locking eyelet to an igi essential U-shaped bracket is bent with inwardly bent ends. These ends are already

put the neck ring · on the bottle in '' the eyes of _§ neck ring hinged to connect dep? ^; A band is provided in both of the legs of the bracket that form the back parts. The drawbacks of this closure are primarily that it is extremely difficult to bend the bracket very close to the point at which the wire emerges from the hole in the closure cover without damaging the closure cover. Such a bend, which gives the closure cover as little play as possible when looking at the axis of the bore, is necessary so that the closure cover cannot be pushed out offset to the axis of the bottle opening when it is closed by machine G-electroplating of the back part of the cover is also in the galvanizing bath

The invention is based on the object of providing a lever lock that can be operated by hand without difficulty can be attached to the bottle and is also suitable for automatic assembly. This job is according to the invention solved in that the back parts each have an eyelet at one end, which. in the

hä associated bearing eye of the neck ring is constricted.

When assembling such a lever lock only need in be known after the neck ring has been placed Way inwardly curved free ends of the

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The back parts are inserted into the hole in the cover plate and the tape connecting the two back parts is attached to will. Difficult bending processes need to be carried out neither during assembly nor during manufacture of the wire clothing. In addition, the back parts cannot be mixed up during assembly and also not due to the neck ring spreading too far deformed, which would require a difficult laugh bending. It is also advantageous that the Wire fittings without a hinged cover in the galvanizing bath come.

The two back parts can be connected to one another at their ends facing away from the eyelets. The closed shape prevents one Hooking the wire fittings during electroplating and packaging makes it easier to grasp during assembly by hand and enables mechanical feeding of the wire clothing in an assembly machine.

The back parts are expediently at this connection point separated before placing the neck ring on the bottle mouthpiece. In an advantageous embodiment is at the connection point provided a notch. This makes it easier to separate, but also enables the wire fittings to be spread and put on with undivided back parts when closed, without changing their shape.

The band connecting the two back parts can be provided with a web facing the bottle mouthpiece, the closing process keeps the back parts in the position required to put the cover on. The known closures Cranking of the back parts serving this purpose is not necessary with such a design of the belt

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A limitation of the "swivel range of the back parts

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but can also be achieved -that the bearing eyes of the neck ring at least in one of its lateral contact planes a stop for the associated Have back part, in an advantageous embodiment is the stop as a bend of the bearing? formed eyelet forming wire.

The subject of the utility model is -asset explained below with reference to three exemplary embodiments shown on the drawing. They show: I ¹ IgUr 1 a partial view of a first exemplary embodiment,
i ^ igur 2 is a side view of the embodiment

according to Figure 1,

Figure 3 is a partial view of a second embodiment,

FIG. 4 is a perspective view a closure mounted on a bottle mouthpiece with a wire fitting according to Figure 1 or 3,

FIG. 5 shows a perspective view, on an enlarged scale, of the back parts and the strap of the fastener according to

Figure 4, ■

? igur 6 A partial view of a wire clothing according to

a third exemplary embodiment, FIG. 7 a section through a wire fitting

according to Figure 6, but with the back parts

in the end position of the swivel range ,,

From a wire garni door of a bottle lever lock shown in - ^ 'igur 1, the neck ring 1, the only partially shown lever 3 and the pull loop not shown are designed in a "known manner" eyelet 6 or 9 provided at one end of a back part 9 or 8 is inserted "The other ends 7 and 10 of the two back parts 5 and" are bent inwards in a manner known per se ⁵ ·

To assemble the closure, the neck ring 1 is spread apart and placed on the lip mouthpiece. Then the ends 7 and 9 of the back parts 5 and 8 are inserted into the opening of the closure cover and finally the two back parts 5 ^; -UBiUS ^ "connected by means of a band", the assembly is therefore possible without any difficulties, since the eyelets 6 and 9 are already attached to the manufacture of the wire fittings "

The embodiment shown in Figure 3 below. differs from that shown in FIGS Embodiment only dataffch that the two back parts 25 and 28 from a single piece of wire are made so that the ends facing away from the eyelets 26 and 29 2? or * 30 connected to each other are ο There is a notch 31 at the connection point

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At the point of the notch 31, the back parts 25 and 28 before the neck ring 21 is placed on a bottle mouthpiece separated. However, the separation can also take place after the attachment »The ends 27 and 30 which are now free are inserted into the hole in a cap »Finally, the two side parts 25 and 28 are by means of connected by a ribbon. The assembly is also relatively simple by means of a machine, since the detection and guiding the back parts 25 and 28 because of the connection between the ends 27 or 30 is relatively easy.

In the figures 4 and 5 is a band 32 for connecting the back parts 5 and 8 or respectively. 25 and 28 of the wire fittings shown on the 7 "-T ⁵¹ **""""Figures 1 to 3 shown is held together by a spot weld 34 "The height of the web 33 is chosen so that the back parts take the required position with respect to the mouthpiece 36 during the closing process"

In a third embodiment shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the pivoting range is limited of the back parts 45 and 48, which are formed in the same way as the back parts 5 and 8, in a different way intended. The eyelets 42 and 43 of the neck ring 41 are with

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a bend 42 'or 43' provided for the eyelets 46 or 49 in the desired, shown in Figure 7 Pivot position form a stop.

The band holding the back parts 45 and 48 together therefore does not need to have a web.

The assembly of the connection is carried out in the same way as in the other exemplary embodiments _{or the like}

Claims (7)

PA376441 * 27.5. Sohtitz claims _ο Wire set for lashing lever closures with a neck ring, which is provided with two bearing eyelets for the articulated attachment of two back sections, and a strap for connecting sS £. Back parts », characterized in that the back parts (5, 8, 25, 28) each have an eyelet (6, 9, 26, 29)""j3jf at their one end, which into the associated bearing eyelet (2, 3, 22, 23) of the neck ring (1, 21,) is attached. 2. Wire fitting according to claim 1, characterized in that the two corner parts (25, 28) are connected to one another at their other ends (27, 30) _e 3. Wire fitting according to claim 2, characterized in that, that the connection point of the two corner parts (27, 30) has a notch (31) « 4. Wire fitting according to one of claims 1 to f>, characterized characterized in that the band (32) with one of the I-tab mouthpiece (36) facing web (33) is provided «, 5. Wire fitting according to claim 4, characterized in that that the web (33) is designed as a loop formed from the band (32). 6. wire harness according to claim 5, characterized in that that the loop by at least one spot weld is held together. 7. Wire fitting according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the bearing eyes (42, 43) of the neck ring (41) a stop for the associated back part (45, 48) have, 8ο wire clothing according to claim 7, characterized thereby, that the stop as a bend (42-, 43-) of the eyelet (42, 43) forming wire is formed « >. »-« --Susi